The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-09

NA''' wv AhlNtuE. CLASS
purse $500; three in five. ali age.
Ehtrit~, holiday, G T. a ana TcNa,
i'anger. First heat: lloitday took the
itad with {. l. y. behind and 1cAa,
hHhgcr behind. The same positions,
were maintained during the first
quarter all muS ing stcauily. In the
second quarter Texas Ranger closed
ou I. :. A.aud passed on neat to uol.
H"h\ These positions were kent
To the timsh with "A ,uuht
c'"'lug up, Holiday coming undcr
luv wire heariN length HhrHd. time.
u''' quarter. T. seconds second. l..l:
'"'I IL, fourth. 2:i2 Ia the sec.
oHd neat, Holiday left the wire
sisutly III the lead, {. t. i. fell h,ch
"lth lrNHs Ranger. AT least tour
lengths behind. liz tue second quarter
Iio.Idhy Closed up nearly oven with
I: L.. ~ aui IeNa, Ranger moved up
siiEhlly. These positions were main.
famed until the last quarter. when &
IT, y, pushed two lengths ahead.
heeping II TO the fourth. ToNas Ran.
ger closed up on Holiday and came
under the wire about a lcnrth behiud
llWe 49,
Third race, T.. T. \ was the fayoritc
but when he lost the first heat .,,rr,
ulHiIon WAS unsteady. ~ not murn
nae been expected OF Holiday. nm
second heat again made HIM the choice
III We pools and betting was lively
III thc thlrd heat tho start wa. cyru
~ the first quarter post. {. ga was
'h're lengths ahead OF Holiday who
was SIN lengths ahead OF Texas lS,n.
ger III the second quarter. IrNns
~! nsnEer pushed mp three lengths.
nosc positions we're maintained uu.
III the last quarter, when Texas Ran
ger gradually closed on Holiday. but
couid not push ahead. G.. T.. A. went
under the wire three lengths ahead
tllhc, 2:32 l.i In the third
heat the start was pvrn
! eAas Hanger fell behind and llolIi.
day and {. l.. a PASSED first most
neck and neck. In the oceond quarter
Holiday gained u nose but C. f. A
soon recovered aud pushed steadily
aheaI - the thlrd post three
I'hEhl> IN advance watch
position b." held to finish
On the home stretch Texas E,nyrr
gained ut least four length, on II ,lh-
day, running under the wire SLIGHTLY
benlud. Texas Ranger ism remark.
HnIc UnIshtr aud always cNutrs an
PIhu'r as be Approaches, the WIic with
"a brhul'iu Hc'cl Grated MOTION. I'M,
hea eNc i@c race to C.l \
i"u Hcc. special Jotting or
mciag '.-u ci,s-. mic hcai,, All ayes.
three ia nyc. Eutrle,. Charlie NJ
IncgNn. nitc JUch and Hunter. Ia
the u"S' nr.t Vie tart wa. oven
Charlie soon took the lead, bat lo,tit
Nv nA unfortunate break and fell br
brhud | Ht' JdcN inca hnd the lend.
bul a. l.t first quarter pu-t Fmcu,tu
won't ahrad. ~ second quarter Charlie
VI closed on | niir Jack and pa,sed
llnl at tie sccund post. strrdily min.
my dWing the lhird quarter. ON the
nome stretch the positions remained
unchanged. tharile NJ running under
inc WIRE Two lengths IA the lctd.
tlIh' SUI Ihc start was even.
Dh Tire second heat fiucp,.u
broke ana tel tar behind, | Mite jack
took tac lead with Charlie NJ. follow
my closely in the second quarter.
Charlie VI. fell back and ntc jack
pa,'eI The mali mile post - h.ndrcd
feet ahend In the tnIrd quarter
l'lnncgan passed Charlie VI. ana clos.
nd rapidly on Unite Jack toward
he finished but could not overcome
the StcHdy rtrldcO OF the Doughty
John VINO wa carry Ing 1916 pound
lrYer running under the drive with
considerable advantage, time 2J H..
he ionrlh and ttlh heats Of
me 'rotung sad pacing special was
won by Charlie VI, giving mm the
nee Time % $ les aud 253I.j